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May 2011 Microsoft Enterprise Communications Support Microsoft Store Event - Bellevue, WA

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Page 1: Microsoft Enterprise Communications Event

May 2011

Microsoft Enterprise Communications Support

Microsoft Store Event - Bellevue, WA

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Nick Rosenfeld – Issaquah, WAPrincipal Escalation Engineer (UC) – 11 Years @ MSFT

At Microsoft• Support Engineer (Exchange Server)• Technical Lead (Exchange)• Escalation Engineer (Exchange)• Escalation Engineer (Live Meeting, OCS, Lync)• Principal Escalation Engineer (Unified Communications)

Prior to Microsoft• System Administrator at Florida Museum of Natural history (3 years)• Microsoft College Hire

Education Background• BS degree in Decision and Information Sciences from the University of Florida

Personal• Hobbies & interests – travelling, live music and playing squash

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Commercial Technical Support

Highest level of SupportHelps small businesses and Fortune 500 companies

Deep troubleshooting of configuration issuesDebugging / Code level analysisPartner with Product Groups

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Microsoft Confidential

System CenterAdvisor

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The System Center Advisor Story

A Microsoft engineer “checklist”• Missing updates• “Configuration” Advice

• Critical Events• Support Polices

Update the checklist with new advice regularly

Now store it in the cloud and share with CSS

Give you “up to date” Microsoft knowledge to help you prevent problems and react to critical situations in the form of an

automated system

Customer experiences

rules

+configuration history!

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System Center Advisor Customer Benefits

Increase awareness and proactively

avoid problems with server deployments

through ongoing assessment and

alerting of configuration from a

cloud service

Resolve issues faster by providing Microsoft

or internal support staff current and

historical views into configuration to get up to date solutions

for issues

Help reduce downtime and

improve performance of servers through

proactive scanning for known

configuration issues and comparison with

best practices. System Center Advisor is a cloud service that proactively scans a customer’s

server environment to help them gain insight into server configuration problems, resolve issues faster with support staff, and reduce server

downtime, all with the security features to meet customer needs.

Help resolve issues faster

Help reduce downtime

Proactively avoid problems

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System Center Advisor Features

Help reduce downtime

Proactively avoid problems

Help resolve issues faster

• Alerts for unpatched, misconfigured, unsupported configurations

• Ongoing assessment of server configuration, with weekly

summary email

• Assess and understand configurations from virtually anywhere

• SQL Server knowledge & Windows Server knowledge

• Comparison with best practices

• Access centralized data of a deployment’s configurations

• Access current and historical configuration data

• Share server configuration data with internal or Microsoft

support staff

• Instant access to guidance and forums related to identified

issues

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How Does it Work?

Customer Datacenter

Collected Data

Knowledge & Content

Private Network

Analysis & Aggregation

Web SiteEnd User

Advisor Cloud Service• Uploaded data is analyzed• Alerts and recommendations added

to customer portal

Agent

Gateway

Agent & Gateway

Legend

Web Portal• Review alerts and solutions• Review configuration

• Agents are installed on each server and run continuously• Internet connected servers upload data daily• Agents in private networks can route through an internet

connected gateway• Collected data is written to a file for customer visibility

Daily upload from customer• Alerts• Configuration

Periodic download to customer• Updated rules • New configuration

points

Microsoft Customer Support Services and Product

Teams

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Viewing a Set of Alerts

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Available Online Now www.SystemCenterAdvisor.com

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Steve Justice – Issaquah, WAPrincipal Escalation Engineer (Exchange) – 13 Years @ MSFT

At Microsoft• Support Engineer (Exchange Client, Outlook)• Technical Lead (Outlook)• Escalation Engineer (Outlook, Exchange)• Principal Escalation Engineer (Exchange)

Prior to Microsoft• Military Intelligence (Electronic Warfare) with US Army• Systems Administrator at USA.Net, Colorado Springs School District

Education Background• MS degree in Computer Information Systems from the University of Phoenix

Personal• Hobbies & interests – skiing, boating, traveling with family

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Microsoft Confidential

Remote Connectivity

Analyzer

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Ever seen this?

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CAS

AD

MBX

Hub

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CAS

AD

MBX

Hub

DNS

ISA

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CAS

AD

MBX

Hub

ISA

Web Site

www.TestExchangeConnectivity.com

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CAS

AD

MBX

Hub

ISA

Web Site

www.TestExchangeConnectivity.com

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CAS

AD

MBX

Hub

ISA

Web Site

www.TestExchangeConnectivity.com

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Step 1: Lookup domain name in DNS

Walk through each step…

Returned IP address: 145.65.1.124

Step 2: Connect to IP address 145.65.1.124 on port 443

Connection established

Step 3: Verify certificate

Common Name doesn’t match

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Microsoft Confidential

ToolsAuthoring and

Publishing

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3-Part Series on Debugger Extensions Mar. 2011 : Fundamentals May 2011 : Output June 2011 : Clients and Callbacks

Writing Debugger Extensions

Debugging more efficiently/correctly

ProcDump and system tools available on Microsoft TechNet via: www.SysInternals.com

MSDN Magazine – Debugging API

Andrew Richards (Senior EE)Reviewer: Drew Bliss (Principal SDE)

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Brunda Nagalingaiah – Issaquah, WASenior Escalation Engineer 11 Years @ MSFT

At Microsoft • Support Engineer (COM/MTS, Windows Application Compatibility)• Technical Lead (Developer Support Messaging API’s)• Escalation Engineer (Outlook)• Senior Escalation Engineer (Exchange)

Prior to Microsoft• Application Developer at SAS Solutions in India (3 Years)

Education Background• Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from Bangalore University

Personal• Live in Redmond with husband and 2 Children

Love being at Microsoft supporting customers!!!

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Microsoft Confidential

Exchange Best Practice Analyzer

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Exchange 2010 BPA

Scans Exchange environments to identify known issues

Customers

CSS

PG

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Exchange 2010 BPA

Rules suggested, written, tested by those who know customers best – Escalation Engineers!

New rules added regularly

Available at: http://technet.microsoft.com/exchange

Customers

CSS

PG

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More Information

Talk with any of the Microsoft CSS Team Members here tonight

Contact [email protected]

Visit: http://www.microsoft-careers.com/go/Customer-Support-Jobs/194487/